Start Static Review

Release Date: Aug 21, 2001
Label: Ultimatum
Genres: Punk-Pop
Number Of Tracks: 11
On Start Static, Sugarcult has mastered the don't-bore-us-get-to-the-chorus approach to near perfection.

Sound:	9
Lyrics:	9
Impression:	9
Overall rating:	8.9
Reviewer rating:	9
Users rating:	8.7
Votes:	33

overall: 9

Reviewed by: broken_glass, on february 09, 2006

Sound: Cool guitar and loadsa cool solo parts. I especially like the guitar for 'You're The One' and like the fact that it sounds really good and that it's quite easy so that I learnt to play it without much dificulty. I don't think that there is a particular story to this album, instead it's about being young and finding it easy to lose your way both in relationships and life in general. // 9

Lyrics and Singing: All of the songs have great lyrics and it is hard to resist the urge to sing along. The feel of the music matches the feel of the lyrics and I think that Tim Pagnotta is a very tallented vocalist, and is able to sing along with everyone from Elvis Costello to My Chemical Romance. // 9

Impression: I really like this album and would recomend it to all as an alternative to main-stream music. It is also very different to it's follow-up 'Palm Trees And Power Lines'. // 9

Comments

[jasonkan]

daddy's little defect sounds exaclty the same as stuck in america.

they shudve noticed that.